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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1952-1-2, Page 4me aRUssELs POST Clegg l McCallum 131.yrh Bonod L,tirui' b wag lire ?scone of tie wedding on Saturday afternoon of Gtlaee Irene MODalln!m, daughter of Mr, and Mns. Duncan McCallum, ,or Btylth, and ,Totem laar41 'Pr Uleglg, sac of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Clegg, Clinton. The Rev. C. J. Scatt performed the ceremony agaluat a background of white ohysa•nithenrums, ferns and oandeln bra. Mlles D. GrieAsen played bridal music, ail Mrs, Pwulleen Crei(shton was elolist, 'I)he bride's, white satin gown was fashioned with a Dull gathered skirt halving a short train. The bodice at French lave over Rabin featured a lace yoke trimmed with seed pearls and was hlnitshed with long sleeves. Her shoulder veil of embroidered Illusion net was caught with a halo of orange blossoms . and she carried a bouquet of Better Times roses and stephanotis. , Mrs. Bert Gray. of Blyth, ons her Lister's matron of honor, gowned in rose -beige satin styled similarly to flip bride's gown. witch which she wore a matching half -hat yith hra'rlecl trim. Her flowers were Lister Filbert roses, :1I'ss BPttty Lou Farquhar. Detroit, bridesmaid, woree a gown of rose -hemp satin fashioned with doable bertha collar, with matching mittens and hraid- trimined halt -hat and carried Lister• Bibert roses. Flower gill, little Sharon Gray, of Blyth was at- tired in a floor-leigth dress of nile green velvet, with matching mittens and half -hat. She carried a minuature bouquet of pink Delight roses. Groomsman wag Bert Pray, Birth. Harvey McC'alium, Blyth. brother of the bride and Douglas Farquhar, Clinton, were ushers. For the reception at the Brunswick A.t.it ,breed$ mum, and flit, groom's ntutltci' a grape -toned crepe dress with accessories in 'ti's foss shade. Both wore corsages at Pint roses, 'Aire bride and groom will make tlue!r home at Clinton When they return from the wedding trip to the Southern States The bride is the granddaughter of . Mrs. Robert Hoover end the lake Robt, Hoover, Buusselb and the groom the grandson of the late J. and Mrs. Olegg of Sunshine, Morris Twp. :• .i. et .cele la a11yxa:e ll OW community w410 has good p tt- gl'uwir •gpautt leas for children, or better than, that, something new, and, could send a smelt parcel, Ted would see that some of the children tinder his caremake use of jt. LOCAL SOLDIER CHILDREN'S GUARDIAN CARES FOR THREE HUNDRED' ORPHANS Wroxelter — Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell had Word last week from their Son, Ted, who is on active service in Korea. For some weeks Ted had been in hospital suffering from shell shock but now Is driv- ing an ambulance. _ruder his rare is a group of or- phans numbering 300, children who have lost their parents through death or separation. Ted tells lis parents the children were housed in a place without any heat, so the soldiers each gage Dive dollars of their money to buy two stores, They had no blankets and the poorest of clothing. were cold, hungry and dc•dale. He anted that big sister would send any garments her own children had outgrown, and gold when the parcels came from Canada they were shared with the rhitdren and the bays had mese pieae ire in seeing the little wni.fc' ,lell gilt than having the trputs themselves. One little boy adopted Ted as his companion for six weeks and was with him when- er•er posdble. Heats off to nue of our local hoes who for a year has served in the Canadian forces at war hit is also Hotel. Wingham, the bride', mother enn•,t..etl t„ bringing same comfort chose a Plum -colored crepe dress, 1,,1 I,,,erine=s to the loot nhildren tOH.I ,i. Dd GLAUCHLIec ,o;t.H1:1 • TO :REST AT CALGARY • • JAMESTOWN 1 The annual Christmas tree enter- ta.inirlent of S. S. No, 4 Grey was well attended, in spite of inclement ; weather. The program was opened with a chorus by the wAidle school, Ree0ta!tioms were given by Charles McKay, Russell Jaoklin, 04lurray Hayden, Tack Travis and Johniry McDonald. Three dialogues "Heck Says It". "Cinderella. Dip -to -date,". and 'Schooldays" were presented. A' Flag Drill by the junior boys and a "roll Drill" by the senior pupils were effectively given. Other num- bers .were a quartet by Mary Hay- den, ayden, Joyce Jaokl.in, Heith McLennan and Bob Barwick. n solo by Jerald Hayden, piano solos by Isobel Dennis and Joyce Jaoklin and songs by the Junior putpiL5. A pageant which told the Christ- mas Story consisted of group songs, quartets, duets and solo. MT. Ned Thompson was chairman for the evening and Mrs. Doreen McCreath, the teacher, was in charge of the program. Mrs. George McKay and Mise Grace, Hayden assisted. Santa Claus arrived and distributed gifts and candies. Lunch was served and dancing followed to tlhe music of WNheels orchestra. wINGHAM MEMORIAL SHOP Always a large stock In Choicest' Granites to Chose from All modern machinery. famous for Cemetery lettering a specialty Artistic Memorials at very reasonable prices. R. A. SPOTTON Phone 256 — Wingham, Ont. Ola Dec, 4, 3011n Ross McJlaucliuin of Calgary passed away in 'the Gen. el'lrl Hceplta1 at the age of Si yoars! Born in Bruesels, Ouit., he was the Son, of the Late Neil and Mrs, M. Lauohlim He oatite to Provost' in 1059 after seeing service In World War T, He was employed tora number of Years with The Provost Newts and for the pant numbers of years has been on the staff of the Calgary Alherhan. In 1940 he married Miss. Cebhlene Loftus, of Cabgany, He leaves to mourn iris loss besides his loving wife, Dour sisters, Mrs, George While of Drumheller, Mrs. A, L. Sohrag of Spirit River, Mrs,, F, T. Schumacher 1144ss Annie MoLauoh- lin of Provost; also one brother, `Com, of Prteen^ibie, Ontario. Th funeral service was held from Park Memorial Funeral Home on Thursday Dee Emil) er 6 at 2.30 p.m, with Dev, J. L. Pottruff of North Hill United Church conducting the service. Interment was made in Burnsland Cemetery. Mr. isteLanohlin started working as a unfitted at the Brussels Post in 1914 under Mr. W. H. Herr then the owner. CLASSIFIED ADS." FOR SALE 11 Pigs, 7 W S1ts old Ronald M 46tgan Keno 841,12, NOTICE TO FARMERS: •—. Have your meat prepared in the proper: way at Wednnoia;', .3 nary 2nd, 1922 FOR SALE - Three yrs, Boys' Skates, good con- dition, 'sizes 7, 6 aid' 4. 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See the outstanding new KITCHEN -SIZE, TABLE TOP INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER qome FREEZER Now, you can take your choice of three great new 1H Freez- ers featuring over-all subzero freezing on dl 5 Inner surfaces Moisture.frsc Dri•Walt Cabl• nets...and many other outstand- ing advantages. .74101 'jye► i�4 T a e Prom top to bottomthefamous International Harvester refrlgerators art tailored to women's needs. Everything you've hoped for now all in one refrigerator) A choice of ten beautiful Door Handle Colors (to match your kitchen) , , , Full Width Freezers, Chill Trays, Crispers .. apace. adding Pantry -Dor , Built-in Bottle Opener ... Chrome Finished or Stainless Steel Shelves . Acid Resisting Porcelain Enamel Interior . and many other'feminecred' features are to be found only in the new 1 H Refrigerators ... now on display. SIX exciting models to choose from ALI. NEW... and Y1.ARs AIIEAD! NOW ... See the new 1951 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Refrigerators BRUSSELS, ONT. (Your International Harvester Refrigeration Dealer) and Freezers today at PHONE 16x -r-4 FOR SALE — A cook ,h' eve and a heavy duty rangeUte wlitlt oven control. James Irelltamd •581,12 FOR BALE - 2 bundhes of little pigs, 9 Weeks and 7 weeks old. Jtublen Delberqus Phone 27r8 FOR SALE — Good Frame Hous.: witlh bathroom, 11 acre land, bhrn and fruit trees, Kenneth Beggs Phone 77r10 FOR SALE — Good first cut Clover Hay, baled, mild Ajax Oats also mixed loose hay, Chas. Hansuld Phone 86r4. NOTICE — Custom chain sawing no Job too big or too small. Reasonable Prices. Mel. Jermyn Phone 53r12 FOR SALE — M,ason-ARisch piano. good condition, recently tuned. Apply to Ed. Pollard Phone 771,19 USED CARS FOR SALE — 1932 Ohev. coach in good condition 1936 Ford Gouge 1934 Terrapiane coaoh. real good J. C. Neil Phone 77r6. NOTICE -- $1.00 trial offer. Twentydive DeLuxe Personal Requirements. Latest Catalogue Included, 'Phe Med- ,co Agenoy, Box 124 Terminal A Toronto, Ontario. LIVESTOCK WANTED — FREE THEIRMOM'ETl]R—Plus cash for dead or disabled horses or cows Phone collect Brussels 72. William Stone Sons, Limited, FOR SALE — Want chicks now? Bray has some for immediate shipment — Pullets— mixed. Ask for price list on 'ivide j choice breeds— Drosses. Ge. good chicks Tor 1952 — Bray Chicks. — Agent Win. Glen Bray, Ethel, ATTENTION FARMERS — We will he pleased to pick up dead or crippled fawn animals and Pay highest peevailing prices. For im- mediate service telephone collect — Brussels 85r12, Listowel 650x2, or Elmira 504. Gordon Young (Elmira) Ltd, HELP WANTED — MALE Men! Here's ,our chance to earn a better than average income. A Permanent full-time business 'can be yours selling nationally known Watkins Hnoduots. Previous ex- perience not necessary — we train you. Men between 25 and 55 owning a car n0 light truck preferred. For particulars without obligation write The J. R. Wiiathons Co., 350 St. Roth St., Montreal. TENDERS WANTED — Tenders for about 120 cords of luard body wood to be delivered to Grey Twp. School on or before - Aug. 1st, 1952 will he received by Grey Two. School Board until Jan. 14th. 1050. J. Carl Hemingway, Sec. -Trees, Phone 25x5 I3rnssels, Brussels, Ont. TENDERS WANTED — Tenclers for caretaking in No's. 1, 4. 5, G, 7, 8, 5, 10, 124, 1512, will be received by Grey Twp. School Board 1111411 Jan, 14, 1952, J. Carl Hemingway, Sec.-Treas. Phone 25r5 Brussels, Brussels, Ont, TENDERS WANTED — Tendcers for supplying 2 cords of cedar to each of fire Grey Tw,p. Schools on or before Aug, 1, 1950, will he received ,until Jan, 14, 1952, by Grey Twp. School Board. J. Carl Hemingway, Sec.-Treas. Phone 25x5 Brussels, Brussels, Ont. Thin, rundown wife gains 16 lbs Gots New Pep, Steady Nerves "I ons very Much nndar. weight' also. rundown nor- 100u1bs,i 1f tea. therm aieei lug and eorrnllna0ee wore Bono,"—ltrn. L, Retard, Mat- rnwmntinlilil1PTliin limbs round out; noneee 011 u0; mit, t, iavard Iro009 looks hca11111er, mote martial, Thous i,do mets, 0 usa Io lcl l.hundh,a 10010, 1•:01,60,. ,laud, mala 0 50,1110, ,llgaution nn food gives more tsar sol1Inl, ht 1 0111400.11 nn1na I ar. Don't r 4,10 lug tet, 5400 lot l a t h❑ 1010 renes 01,0t' Inly'0gl5. '1,y aiI,orr1or %e00 ,hl,lemt fer t1101r 1n11050, onto Imp, today, At all dnlggItte, STANL.YS ABATTOIR CLINTON, ONT. PRONE 282 -IW LET'US BUTCHER YOUR HOG — RENDER Y.OU'R LARD MAKE YOUR SAUSAGE THE Ot,p FASHIONED WAY (Salt and Pepper onllry) CURE ANY PART OF YOURS'THAT YOU WISH Which consists of: 2 Hams, 2 Slde Bacon, 2 Cottage Rolls, 2 Picnic Hams, 2 Back Bacon Yau can have any of these cuts cured or fresh. We serve over five hundred satisfied customers. If you don't have a hog ready, we will sell you one at cost price, plus the killing charges. OUR PRICES HAVE NOT ADVANCED, THEY ARE THE SAME AS 'OF FOUR YEARS AGO. OUR LARGE TURN- OVER ALLOWS US TO KEEP OUR PRICES DOWN All meat goes straight to our new, modern ,refrigeration as soon as butchered. When In need of beef by the quarter, see us. We have a choice selection to pick from — cut up to your own tastes. 15 MINUTE SERVICE We guarantee satisfied customers as all our employees, are packing -house experienced and are at your service at all times. ? 1.g0s LARD SPECIAL Bring your own container and we will fill it with pure, kettle home rendered lard for only 20e per 113. IN ORDER TO GET THE PROMPT, RELIABLE SERVICE WE GUARANTEE HOGS MUST BE BROUGHT IN ON MONDAYS ONLY BUSINESS CARDS C. A. Myers, M. D. L. M. C. C. PHYSICIAN aad SURGEON Winans St Phone 4. Brumeis" OM. DR. R. W. STEPHENS Graduate University of Toronto , PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Tadwisose 45 — Brmsela, Out JOHN E. LONGSTAFF, Optometrist Eyes Examined. Glasses fitted. Phone 791 Seaforth — Main Street, HOURS: 9 - 8, Wed. 9-12.30, Sat. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Harvey W. Stephenson Representative for Sun Life Assurance Co. Canada Health and Acctdent•,,Co. Casualty General Insurance Co. Phone 43x - Brussels `G. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist. Patrick St., WINGHAM At Kincardine Office Every Tuesday. Phone Wingham 770 & 5, Kincardine 21. Evenings by appointment. J. A. Monagahan, R. O. Optometrist, LiSTOWEL, ONT. Specializing in Eye Examination and the Flttittg of Games Office in Listowel Clinic Bmltcng Hoa*s: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. duly; Closed Wednesday p.e. Open every Tuesday and Saturday Evening 7:00 to ROS. 'dither evenings by appointment Phone 834. Walker Funeral Home Day or Night Calls Phone 68 No mitre charge for Use of Funeral Rome, R. G. Walker Licensed Funeral Director & P.anbalaaar. SELWYN BAKER Agent for — Hartford Wind Insurance McKillop Mutual Fire insurance Co. Our Rates Are Reasonse tie For further particulars — Phone Brussels 43-r-10. n. A. Rann & Co. FUNERAL AND A 113ULANCE SERVICE Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer PHONE 36 or 65 _ — BRUME& ONT. Chas. T. Davidson INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS Automobile end Fire hasuranceAcidulent and Mamas Agmat fee Great West Life Laren. G. Doses Office 96 Brussels,One. R. S. I-letherington, K. C. • WINii11AAT BImid Rl�ISlEs Tuesday and Saturday as day — fMet open every day. !whose 20s — . Successor to E. D. IMll Lewis Rowland (licensed For Heron County) SATISFACITON GUARANTEED — 'PRiCES REA.lOMAILIJ For Engagements Phone 31 "The Brussels Pest, and dreg Per Information etc.. write or alone Lase. Rowland will be iaoked after immediately Or write to R. It. 3 Wallow srvtrAC'P' DISPOSAL 1 am now epurnved t1, rump out, ,voar Septic Tank. also rlo c1l rather kinds of numoing, such as flooded cellars etc. IRVIN COXAN Phone 75r4 Milverton, Ont.